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[...] Indeed many companies took notice of this and haven’t taken the issue lightly. Noise shields or biometric heartbeat sensors to allow devices within a body to communicate with each other, keeping...
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My previous project was writing the embedded software for an external defibrillator. This unit would be very difficult to hack, it only responded to button presses and had several safeguards. It’s a...
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Well, with the fantastic advances in intelligent microchips, we could give all the implanted medical devices an inhouse ‘Doctor’, who could evaluate and reject an attempt to hijack a pacemaker even if...
View ArticleBy: Cyborg Possibilities – The Torso and Skin (Part 2) « boydfuturist
[...] challenge facing an increasing use of implants is security. It turns out that it’s possible to hack them. While it’s probably true that any technology that can be created can be hacked, there is...
View ArticleBy: Yes, You Can Hack a Pacemaker (and Other Medical Devices Too …| Breksat ....
[…] the original post: Yes, You Can Hack a Pacemaker (and Other Medical Devices Too … This entry was posted in Medical Hub and tagged elaborate-plot, emmy, heart, pacemaker, […]
View ArticleBy: Cyber-crime turns frightening real: hacking pacemakers and other medical...
[…] Indeed many companies took notice of this and haven’t taken the issue lightly. Noise shields or biometric heartbeat sensors to allow devices within a body to communicate with each other, keeping...
View ArticleBy: turtles_allthewaydown
My previous project was writing the embedded software for an external defibrillator. This unit would be very difficult to hack, it only responded to button presses and had several safeguards. It’s a...
View ArticleBy: Robert Schreib
Well, with the fantastic advances in intelligent microchips, we could give all the implanted medical devices an inhouse ‘Doctor’, who could evaluate and reject an attempt to hijack a pacemaker even if...
View ArticleBy: Cyborg Possibilities – The Torso and Skin (Part 2) « boydfuturist
[…] challenge facing an increasing use of implants is security. It turns out that it’s possible to hack them. While it’s probably true that any technology that can be created can be hacked, there is a...
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